This week we had the pleasure of interviewing YA fantasy Elizabeth Foster, aka “Dizzy Lizzy”! A daydreamer and avid reader, she recently published her debut novel, Esme’s Wish, which follows Esme as she searches for clues to her mother’s disappearance in the magical island world of Esperance. Join us as we talk about writing, publishing, and world building! What made
This week we had the pleasure of interviewing YA Fantasy author J.E. Klimov! Her debut novel, The Aeonians, follows Princess Isabel Deran as she seeks to regain her royal amulet and keep her kingdom safe from Bence Brechenhad, the leader of the swarming Aeonian army that has infested the land. Join us as we talk Fantasy, character building, and the ins
Nick Tory, a self-described “dirty recluse who lives in the a shack in the mountains”, is a comedy writer and bear wrestler. Yes, bears. So far, he has four books to his credit that center on Johnny Tee, a reformed criminal attempting to go straight and make money the legitimate way. Tory is the funniest author we’ve interviewed so far, claiming
We’re pretty excited about this week’s author interview with Lincoln Farish, author of Junior Inquisitor, Soulless Monk, and The Witch’s Lair, better known as the Inquisitor series. This jokester, father, Army veteran, and writer was a pleasure to get in touch with, especially since we think readers can benefit from his knowledge and advice. Check out what he had to
Straight from London comes Daphne Kapsali, a writer, a reluctant yogi, an eternal optimist, and an avid coffee drinker. Although born in Athens, Greece, she identifies as a Londoner. A Londoner who wasn’t afraid to redefine herself as a writer, giving up everything to spend 100 days of solitude on a small island in order to learn exactly what that meant.
Believe it or not, some of us writers aren’t entirely all about our own writing. People like Mary Smith, with hearts of gold, use their skills to help others see the greater good. Smith, having worked for an international health organization and having collaborating on personal stories with other artists and communities, is a postcard for giving through your craft.
You know those writers that live the dream and get to write for a living while overlooking magical views? Well, Nicholas C. Rossis is one of these writers. He lives in a cottage on “the edge of a magical forest in Athens, Greece.” When he isn’t busy writing children’s books, he’s writing epic fantasy novels or short sci-fi stories. If it
This week, we had the pleasure of interviewing the very talented and very funny Amy Vansant, author of several novels including the cozy mystery, Pineapple Lies, free on Amazon this week! Love romance? Love mystery? Love pirates and senior citizens? Then you’ll love her work! Check out what she has to say: In your bio, it says that you’ve been writing since
Born and raised in Athens, Greece, Effrosyni Moschoudi is living proof that it’s never too late to start over. This author and restless spirit has lived in a grand total of eleven rented houses, and has left a career in customer support, business correspondence and telemarketing, in order to become an author. She currently lives in a seaside town near
S.R. Mallery is a woman of many talents. A former classical musician/pop singer/composer, she’s also worked in the professional world of production art and calligraphy and spent some time as an award-winning quilt artist/teacher. However, it was in 2008 that her short stories took off. She now has a debut novel, Unexpected Gifts, and a short story collection titled Sewing Can Be Dangerous and
EM Kaplan, award-winning mystery and fantasy author, carved a moment out of her busy life to talk to us about her life and work. This former 80s kid grew up reading Agatha Christie and Edgar Rice Burroughs in Arizona, accompanied by rolling tumbleweeds. Perhaps she got tired of the scorching heat because she now lives in the cold north with her husband
Bestselling author, Patricia Zick, is a true example that writers don’t have to limit themselves to one genre. Writing everything from romance to nonfiction, she has won several awards for her essays, articles, editorials, and of course, for her novels. However, there are a few elements that Zick is known for, apart from her versatility—stories that celebrate the natural beauty
